Assemble and complete kits

Step by step

1. Start operation Warehouse Operator

   Warehouse Operator opens assigned work against the released route and records actual start.

   • Capture actual work start on released instructions
   • Updates Work order operations, Kit builds

2. Record assembly Warehouse Operator

   Warehouse Operator reports good quantity, scrap and labour hours on the operation entry.

   • Preserve good, scrap and labour evidence
   • Updates Production entries, Work order operations

3. Review entry Warehouse Manager

   Warehouse Manager checks the quantities, operation and submitted evidence before accepting it.

   • Accept or reject the submitted operation result
   • Updates Production entries
   ApprovalA person approves before the work moves on.

4. Accept output Warehouse Manager

   Warehouse Manager confirms finished quantity against the terminal entry and reviews the completion.

   • Approve the finished quantity and variance basis
   • Updates Production completions, Review decisions
   ApprovalA person approves before the work moves on.

5. Post stock Warehouse Manager

   The accepted completion posts output stock and relieves allocated work in process.

   • Recognize output once at its destination
   • Updates Production completions, Stock events, Inventory positions

6. Close build Warehouse Manager

   Warehouse Manager closes only after the remaining variance is zero or independently reviewed.

   • Resolve residual value and record close
   • Updates Kit builds, Work order cost entries, Review decisions
   ApprovalA person approves before the work moves on.

Warehouse Operator

Records the work.

Warehouse Manager

Accepts entries and finished output.

Finance Manager

Reviews an independent cost variance decision.

Accountant

Follows the posted stock and journal effects.